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Stratified squamous epithelium with beginning surface cornification.

The obturated haemocoel was enclosed by the continuous and stratified basement membrane under the coelothelium and endothelial.

The society is stratified based on income levels.

The data is stratified by age and gender.

The organization has a stratified hierarchy.

The stratified rock layers reveal different geological eras.

The stratified sampling method ensures representation from all groups.

The stratified society creates barriers for social mobility.

The stratified system of education favors certain groups over others.

The stratified layers of clouds indicate a change in weather.

The stratified structure of the company allows for clear lines of authority.

The stratified society often leads to inequality and social unrest.

The first type of epithelium is called keratinized stratified squamous epithelium.

Though crumbling slowly after the Second World War, Britain was still stratified along class lines in the 1950s.

Parts of the Arctic seem to be getting badly stratified.

Socializing was already stratified by our various postal codes; now friendship groups self-edited even further.

Squamous cell carcinoma arises from the stratified squamous epithelium.

The more stratified water is, the less nutrients in it move around.

They're actually tucked into tiny pockets hidden behind the stratified squamous epithelial cells on your tongue.

Most of the oral cavity is lined by stratified squamous epithelium, so the majority of cancers that arise are squamous cell cancers.

So its mucosa is made up of stratified squamous epithelium, which is better equipped to resist abrasion from food going down.

Sea ice can only grow over an ocean that's stratified by salinity.